@mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:
@danp said in XByte sale on R510s:
@grey I think he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.
It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.
Hard to believe that they would have brand new servers sitting in a warehouse for 5+ years. Would be good it someone from XByte could clarify.
Picking up from my discussion here, I went to reimage the VM and noticed that there is an entry for Centos 6.5 with cPanel and WHM.
Before I head down that path, it would be good to know if this will result in any additional fees from C@C. @AmanBhogal, can you clarify please?
Having a bunch of neighbors over tomorrow for a "pot luck" dinner.
@thecreativeone91 Well... it is a beta version, so hopefully they will continue to improve on it.
@DustinB3403 Didn't catch the initial "Pulled from here" line upon first reading. Had no idea you were pregnant! LOL
@thecreativeone91
It was enabled, but wasn't logging. It may have been an issue with SELinux. I've since started over by reimaging the server. Further discussion is occurring here.
Appreciate the input!
Yeah... the realtor actually works for the seller, not the buyer.
Sounds to me like there are several different issues (harrassment, discrimination) here. I would not quit or take their offer. I would hire an attorney and fight for an acceptable settlement.
We have a Roku 3, which works great for us. I can control it via my MX-780 remote or my smart phone.
Basically what @Dashrender said. I did the same thing about 18 years ago. The advantage of an S Corp is there is no tax consequence. All income from the business flows directly to your personal income, so no corp tax.
Going to a boat show tomorrow and then off to the casinos in Biloxi.
FWIW, the link for Markdown syntax take you here, which appears to be out dated.
This one seems to be more current:
https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
You should make the coupon code valid for server upgrades as well!
Perhaps you should look into one of the free services, such as Credit Karma.
@JaredBusch I wouldn't call that bashing. Accentuating the perceived positive differences... absolutely!
